App Details

What is it?
- Inspired by a request, this native homebrew game aims to revive and remix the classic handheld game often known as "Brick Game 9999-in-1" or something similar. It's still quite early into development but it's going well!

What Games Are Included/In Progress?
- The Menu
- Tetris
- Snake
- Racecar
- Pong
- Rowfiller
- Rowsmash
- HiOrLo

What Games Are Planned?
- Breakout
- Vertical Shooter
- And More...!

What Modes and Features?
- Classic Size Game Screen [ 10 x 20 ]
- Remix Size Game Screen [ 20 x 20 ]
- Rotatable Screen for Standard or Vertical Viewing
- Music and Sound Effects
- Hold Trigger for Fast
- Scores and Highscores

Changelog

0.012

What's new?

- Show next tetris piece
- Menu animation preview for tetris

0.011

Tetris!
-- Has all the basics, collisions based on the official SRS
-- If you're a tetris pro, please let me know how to tweak it to be more accurate or fun!

0.010

Here's what's new:

- An interactive menu
-- Automatically handles any amount of games
-- Has page dots at the bottom
-- Retrieves high scores for any game on the list
-- Retrieves animated demos from games
-- Retrieves control list from games
-- Can be returned to from game

- Rowfiller (working-title) has a fail state
- Fast forward enabled for racecar
- New font for titles
- Music toggle button (saved between sessions)
- Sound effect toggle button (saved between sessions)
- Little changes and fixes

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AdAmn59jKMo

0.009

Hold ZL/ZR to go faster!

0.007

Racecar now has a fail state and is basically fully playable
Lots of under the hood cleanup

0.005

Alphabet grid sprites
Dynamic grid sizes for game remixes

0.003

Still super early! This is only a few days into development so far!

What's new:

Transition shade between games
I'm putting together a BrickGame API like structure so that you, yes, you, can easily make your own brick game to add to this app! Nothing's documented yet and it's sort of barebones, but by looking at "subgame_menu" and "subgame_snake" you could probably pretty easily understand how you toss together your own single cpp file game. I'll accept pull requests of your additions! Adding new features to it all the time.